
Diploma of Applied Technologies - Civil Infrastructure
Overview
The Diploma of Applied Technologies (Civil Infrastructure) is specifically designed to prepare students for successful careers in the building and civil infrastructure construction Industry. With technology playing an increasingly significant role in the field, this diploma program focuses on developing students' skills in digital technologies and managerial capabilities to meet the industry's evolving demands. One of the key features of the program is the opportunity for students to work on a major project that aligns with industry requirements. This major project allows students to apply their knowledge and skills to find digital solutions that can improve processes and efficiency within the built environment workplace. The focus on digital solutions and industry alignment ensures that graduates are well-equipped to meet the demands of the construction industry and contribute to its ongoing development.
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Your industry experience
All students will participate in industry projects, industry presentations and be immersed in various vendor technologies such as Tremble Construction, Bentley Systems, Autodesk platforms at next gen Construction Simulation Hub.
Applicants that are applying for the Women in STEM (DESE Funding) internship program will be required to complete a supplementary form and employer support. The supplementary form is located in 'How to Apply' tab.
Skills you’ll learn
- Build digital prototypes in civil infrastructure
- Design and develop a BIM implementation roadmap
- Develop innovative strategies based on Industry 4.0 business models
- BIM model to act as interface with Digital Asset Management systems
- Plan and design a solution to a civil engineering design problem
- Digital Twin and Sustainability
Your career opportunities
- Digital construction technician
- Junior BIM modeller
- BIM manager
- Digital Engineering technician
- Digital asset manager
Key codes
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Wednesday 25 September 2024